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This ball is much stronger than I expected.  I had an HPD particle, and the SP is much stronger.  With my medium speed (15-16) I have to have head oil or the ball burns up, and usually can only use it for a game on fresh league shots, so I pretty much have it as a tournament ball.  If you throw under 16 mph and have decent turn on the ball, this ball is great on heavy oil with medium or week backends.  If you have shorter oil or lighter oil, the SP will be too strong.  If you are a higher speed player, i.e. 18+, the SP would work well on medium to medium heavy oil.  I would imagine you would want a higher particle load/lower RG for the heavy stuff.  Good bargain, as you get a lot of power for a medium price.  But, like with any ball, look at your speed, and what conditions you want it for to see if it matches up with what you need.

I'm a lefty (also a 'no-thumber'), for this ball, I have the pin 1/2 inch left of my ring finger.  I don't really like it as a strike ball.  Granted, the 1st game I shot with it was a 203, but I left too many back row pins, along with a couple 7-9 splits.  I mainly use it for right side spares (10 pin, 9 pin, 6 pin, 6-10 combo, etc....)

This ball has been a total enigma to me so far. I know that it was designed for medium to heavier oil back in the day. Now, I have mine drilled up sort of strange, so that certainly has something to do with my assessment. However, this ball is just too wierd to read. So far the ball just seems very flat. It reads the lane early but offers absolutely zero in terms of backend movement. Plus, the carry is fairly weak as well. I don't want to bash the ball too harshly, as a different drilling might help the cause. However, from what I'm seeing this ball is a 4 out of 10 so far.

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Bowling is without a doubt the dumbest, most pointless, most idiotic excuse for a game that has ever been invented. So, what time are we bowling tomorrow?

15#
pin 2-3"

Drilled:  label leverage

This is my favorite ball of all that I have thrown.  This ball has seemed to perform well for me on all conditions except when the midlanes are dried out.  This ball hooks a little in oil and does not overhook on the back end.  This ball works very well for me on fairly heavy oil.  It allows me to play a little deeper than everyone else and stay ahead of the oil changes.  I would recommend this for anything except for dry lanes.
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Ok, I'm going to drop this out how it is because this ball is just unbelievable. When I throw i often have problems with 7 pins if i throw a line that holds, but until i got the super power, i couldn't afford to throw the ball out to the gutter because it just failed to come back. To me, there is no limit on what to do with the Super Power. I don't know much about the technical things such as pin, PAP, weight holes, ect. because they drill 'em i throw 'em.

I started experimenting with the Super Power on a stretch span. Not sure of the specs on it but with the super power i can throw many different shots. I've bowled on a sport pattern (3rd arrow shot) I've played on a few different custom house shots (a few second arrow patterns and a few 1st arrow patterns) i have NEVER had to put any kind of buffing or hooking agent on this bowling ball because it just always finds a way to hook to the pocket. its like a homing missile. A homing missile that hits like a freight train. I have had several games in which I've strung the first 10 strikes and then make a mental error in the 10th and leave a bucket or a 10 pin.

I also used to have problems with 10 pins because if i scoot over and throw a "down-and-in" shot, i often come back a little bit different and i leave a 10 pin. With the Super Power, i leave MAYBE 5 10 pins a month (and i bowl 3 nights a week) The Super Power is a predictable ball, that hits like a hammer, and very versatile. To answer any questions about if the Super Power can be thrown in heavy oil or not, well YES IT CAN. On drier shots you may switch to a more mild ball or gloss the hell out of the Super Power, if you gloss 'er up, you'll Get 'ER Done! Thanks and Good Luck. I would recommend the Super Power for all bowlers, crank or not.

I've had this ball for about two years now. The pin is 3 inches out with a top weight of 2.94 oz. This had been the best ball in my bag for about a year until I recieved the Roto Grip Retro Blue. But before that I have had lots of luck with it and would recomend it for bowlers who put a lot of hand in the ball and play in lots of oil. Overall I rate this ball an 8 of 10

I've bought this ball in 2005, used sparingly. Last night in the adult/youth league, I thought that After putting some polish in it that I could roll it on league. With the 3 3/8 stacked drilling could not hold the ball back enough, on this wet/dry pattern. Standing 24 throwing to the reflection of the 10 pin, the ball rolled down to 50', then like someone kicked it left crossing the head pin for a brooklyn strike . This ball is made for heavy oil, or lower rev players.
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Mr. Old School
If you can''t swing it, Your probally throwing brunswick!

Does anyone have a super power 15